Civil Procedure

[lawguy09]

I'm a 1L struggling to keep up in Civ Pro...any study advice? perhaps a diff. way of looking at things?

[johnnyv1117]

I just picked up Glannon's E & E and found that it helps alot, you might want to give that a shot

[Mitchell]

perhaps a diff. way of looking at things?

[Doscervesas]

I'm a 1L struggling to keep up in Civ Pro...any study advice? perhaps a diff. way of looking at things?

I used the outlines from here for my Civ Pro class and did pretty well in the class. (http://www.onelbriefs.com/outlines.htm) I would suggest reading outlines before you start a new section so that you know what to read for and what to expect. Good luck!

[Ninja1]

Do good in your other classes so you can soak up the GPA hit.

In short, brace for impact.

[RobWreck]

If you've put a deposit down for BarBri, then check out their online lecture for Civ Pro. It's about 6 hours long, iirc, and I made a pretty detailed 30+ page outline from it. Earned one of my only two A's in that class and I credit it in part to that BarBri lecture.
Good luck!

[Ninja1]

If you've put a deposit down for BarBri, then check out their online lecture for Civ Pro. It's about 6 hours long, iirc, and I made a pretty detailed 30+ page outline from it. Earned one of my only two A's in that class and I credit it in part to that BarBri lecture.
Good luck!

Seconded. I'm sure the BarBri lecture helped me get as good of a grade as I did. Without it, I probably would have got a D.